Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-31
'COLOROV DISGUSERD.
The Chief Finds Cowboys In
Soldier Clothes.
aEN OF sERsE OEOLInE.
IrOa FiFns Fall-Rnnsr froa Tsxns-
sAsrmAns Positioa oa sAs Fishsry
Qasstisa -BEitizA saAjssss-
Osn crep d the ssusA-
saa Franslneo Seeks


CErHF ooEoaow EUca pasaUsrnp AT I'M
TznAxNENz m n kn1EIvEsa.
DExxMn, Asa. M-Tha followlna wns
received todaEs Glannock SPRINGS. Col.
AUG. A.--Io Coz. CAapasaa. A. "A, 81
hen1sr Pail Foo1e hss jusi come In
He left Meeker a. 7.30 OF clack this morn,
ing, and hrinRa no diapatchoa. aa ths
oouFl1F loft halt an hanF ahaad % him
a MESSENGER from RAnniey reached
Meokor insl before Footo lsl& uho re,
por.s tnal re 3ndiana 9ole mogiuR aAsl
towards Ramsey, wheHo Ahn hHsa1s h1l
e1tEonched. He thinks he AohiinQ haI
uc1tf kszrsuEd. Major u11lfe had 3 par.
ley yesterday. fha InaiAna reported
nfieen killed, and Aix more uill ole Ia I
little while. Damn oauhoys fool Utes,
put on soldier clathes." They demand.
ed the return Of their horses. Major
Leslie stated that The horses Woald Be
RlVen ap II Oolor0W and the two indiet-
ed Indians we're surrendered. This
they pEomptly Feisctod, and The pow
WOW vas broken up.
A courier with diapatchaa comes On
The road With change of horses. FOoae
came through on the train. The oouF-
Ter ought 20 be In shortly. F0ats aaya
there we're about one hundred Indiana
IN The 6gAt, but during tAe night and in
the following morning. they received rs-
fnforcements, and tue oo1nlEy vas alive
with them. Signed
BRooKs, Oommandine.
ooL0Row AT rHn oURAx A0nnox.
WAsMm0roN, Aug. Sas-GensrAl Terry
telegraphs from Chicago 70 The Ada
tant General that be has received . dis
patch from Commander Randlstte,
dated Fort Dneheans, saying thai Colo
row and bis followers are now AZ the
Ouray Agency, and manifested q diapo-
sition 30 remain on the reservation.
The militia and cowboys hold 100 horses
and 1000 sheep and goats. belonging 10
Cologow and Ohipela, Oufay's widow.
This stock vas grazing on the land
claimed By the Indians as belonging 10
their reservation and where they had
been permitted bystheiF agent % live
for years. Colorado settlers have claim
cd the locations there and have succeed
ed In driving the Indians in. OoloroW
has not Ia this trouble been on the var
path and has made bis way 10 the resar-
vation. avoiding kostilities a. much
as possible.
CIVIL AUTHORITIES IN COLORADO.
WAsHEHoroN, Aun. S0.--Goneral Terry
from Chicago 70 the War
Department today requesting chat In
dian Agent ByEnes be instructed 70
move from hts reservation all intfadors.
The civil and military authorities OF
Colorado In their excitement may forget
hat The Stata 4Tita DO not extend be-
yond the limits OF The state and may
pFecipitafe q general outbreak among
he reservation Indians By crossing The
border. TeleGraphic instfuoiions were
8ent this afteRnoon By the Presidents 10
Adawn 20 oonane the aetion
a1 ska- -aiVtl- anehnEitiea aAFiaiip within
rAKKN TO THE RESERVATION.
Dnnvna, Aue. So information vas
last received that ell the Indians have
been 10 the reservation By the troops,
sxeept q fey old men and women Who
we're left behind 10 care FOR the wound
a who we're unable 10 be moved. The
report, however, is nol confirmed. 0en-
sFal CROOKS is expected some time today.
Governor Acams has sent courier 20
OoloFog asking him 10 meet himself
and Crooks In . peace oouncil.
QUITE A DrFFEnKNT Hr0Rx.
WAmn0roa, Aug. 8o.-A telegram
from Indian Agent Byrnes 70 the In.
dian Commissioner says; Oolor0w and
his followers are at the agency and do
not want 10 fght. Major Lealie, Who
lred on the Indians In the border Of the
toek possession and run
"a thirty head Of IndiaR horses. The
cowboys are breaking these horses for
their own use. The Lndiane when a.
lacked we're on peacsahia hunting ex-
padition, and believed that ihey had .
right 70 hunt on these lands. He re-
quests The War Department 20 In
strucl the commander Of fort
Duohesne 10 recover the hoFses ana
other property and rsturn them 10 the
reservation. The Indian Commissioners
has instructed ByFnes 70 remove from
ne reservation ell persons found there
on contrary 10 Law; 70 restore 70 the
Indians all property abandoned By
them, and that the military would be
ordered 20 co-opaEate In enfoFolna those
Instructions The Secretary Of the In
terror has tsleRFaphad Governor Adams
10 deliver 20 Indian Agent Byrnes oil
horses and other pfopsFty taken By
Major Laalie.